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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th January 2004

    There are 71 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th January 2004. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Nixon's law alma mater
    AAcross 5: Jinx in reverse
    AAcross 10: Artist Chagall
    AAcross 14: Fit
    AAcross 18: Convenient apartmentONEA
    AAcross 19: Plantain lily
    AAcross 20: Flea market find
    AAcross 21: Target
    AAcross 22: Good for a wage earner, bad for a tightrope walker
    AAcross 25: Tree in a Christmas carol
    AAcross 26: Tsk about
    AAcross 27: Well in handSEWNUP
    AAcross 28: 1958 #1 songVOLARE
    AAcross 30: Bit of effrontery
    AAcross 31: Withdraw
    AAcross 33: Tantrum thrower, maybe
    AAcross 34: Eric Clapton's "Layla" aliasDEREK
    AAcross 35: Lander at Ben GurionELAL
    AAcross 37: Mark for life
    AAcross 39: Good for a wish maker, bad for a Hollywood agentFALLINGSTAR
    AAcross 43: Tame brew
    AAcross 45: Sets up
    AAcross 47: Bounces
    AAcross 48: "Sex and the City" showerHBO
    AAcross 49: Some party members, for short
    AAcross 51: N.Y.S.E. debut
    AAcross 52: Social reformer JacobRIIS
    AAcross 53: Verve
    AAcross 54: Good for an attorney, bad for a Spandex modelBRIEFOUTLINE
    AAcross 58: Alpaca and cashmere
    AAcross 59: Singer's filler
    AAcross 62: Staff leader
    AAcross 63: "The possession of fools": Herodotus
    AAcross 64: It's done in the form of an S or a Z
    AAcross 65: Endorser, sometimes
    AAcross 67: Common classroom sight
    AAcross 68: Toiletry
    AAcross 69: Less-than-Ruthian hits
    AAcross 70: Separator
    AAcross 71: Monk's garb
    AAcross 72: 1960's White House pooch
    AAcross 73: Reins in
    AAcross 74: Good for a magazine writer, bad for a couch potato
    AAcross 77: Aware of
    AAcross 78: Ward of "Once and Again"SELA
    AAcross 79: Prof.'s helpers
    AAcross 80: Small amounts
    AAcross 83: Org. for 1- and 101-Across
    AAcross 84: BMW rivalAUDI
    AAcross 85: Like some colors
    AAcross 88: "Our Gang" girlDARLA
    AAcross 90: Good for a doctoral student, bad for a crime suspect
    AAcross 93: Prayer start
    AAcross 95: Suffix on era names
    AAcross 96: Clarinet paraphernalia
    AAcross 97: Scraps
    AAcross 99: News source
    AAcross 101: Thos. Jefferson's school
    AAcross 102: Mysterious
    AAcross 104: Quick-witted
    AAcross 106: Dumped
    AAcross 108: Music from the Miracles, e.g.
    AAcross 109: Good for a returning traveler, bad for a bridge playerNOTHINGTODECLARE
    AAcross 112: Shadow
    AAcross 113: Some beans
    AAcross 114: Show protectiveness
    AAcross 115: "Beg pardon ..."
    AAcross 116: Chichi
    AAcross 117: Protomatter of the universe
    AAcross 118: Wrangles
    AAcross 119: Fabricated
    DDown 1: Drew aimlessly
    DDown 2: Bared
    DDown 3: Stay (with)
    DDown 4: Benjamin Disraeli, e.g.
    DDown 5: Kind of line
    DDown 6: Advantage in hockeyHOMEICE
    DDown 7: Venom source
    DDown 8: Ways: Abbr.RTES
    DDown 9: Like lions
    DDown 10: Joint
    DDown 11: Not give ___ (not care)ARIP
    DDown 12: Ipanema locale
    DDown 13: Brings together
    DDown 14: Snacks for Dorothy on the Yellow Brick Road
    DDown 15: Good for a scientist, bad for a roofer
    DDown 15: Good for a scientist, bad for a roofer
    DDown 16: Cordelia's father
    DDown 17: Brontë heroine
    DDown 20: Atelier item
    DDown 23: 42-Down, to PierreCOQ
    DDown 24: Fleet
    DDown 29: Some Web site owners: Abbr.ORGS
    DDown 32: Duty
    DDown 34: Whistler's tune?
    DDown 36: Many a roast
    DDown 38: Seized vehicle
    DDown 40: "Mule Train" singer, 1949LAINE
    DDown 41: Chisholm Trail stop
    DDown 42: Chanticleer
    DDown 44: Medical tool
    DDown 46: Sonnet component
    DDown 50: Alluvia
    DDown 52: Fair attraction
    DDown 53: Rock singer in social causesBONO
    DDown 55: Ample shoe widthEEE
    DDown 56: Hoard
    DDown 57: Symbol on an old quarter
    DDown 58: 1971 hit movie based on the novel "Ratman's Notebooks"
    DDown 59: Experimental attire?
    DDown 60: Temporarily out of the officeATLUNCH
    DDown 61: Good for a mail carrier, bad for an electrician
    DDown 64: Did yard work
    DDown 66: Gray wolf
    DDown 67: Gershon of filmGINA
    DDown 68: I or II N.T. book
    DDown 70: Baseball honchoSELIG
    DDown 71: "Strangers and Brothers" novelist
    DDown 74: Turns over
    DDown 75: Spinnaker
    DDown 76: Porfirio ___, president of Mexico, 1884-1911
    DDown 78: By surprise
    DDown 81: Ruckus
    DDown 82: Like almonds in many recipes
    DDown 84: Port on a gulf of the same name
    DDown 85: Wheel makerFERRIS
    DDown 86: Give a hint
    DDown 87: Bowl figure
    DDown 89: Halls of learning
    DDown 91: "For sure?"
    DDown 92: Pre-Bill HillaryRODHAM
    DDown 94: Salon devices
    DDown 98: They're often heaved
    DDown 100: End-of-sentence abbr.
    DDown 102: Fictional terrierASTA
    DDown 103: Din
    DDown 104: "Don't look ___!"ATME
    DDown 105: Sporty car featureTTOP
    DDown 107: Soup or sandwich ingredient
    DDown 110: Shale extract
    DDown 111: Things laid by a gallina
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